Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Dorathen Better Late Then Never

Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Neil Welch What do you get if you cross Jaws with Alien? Not Raging Sharks, that's for sure, even if that's what the producers hoped. No, this is a fairly rubbishy story of utter predictability, acted half-heartedly by a batch of nobodies headed up by a couple of has-beens, and enhanced by a vast number of stock shots - explosions, locations, and sharks. Oh yes, sharks. Lots and lots of 'em: so many, in fact, that the stock shots seldom match what is going on around them. Or each other.The original footage is fairly well shot - well-lit, in focus, camera firmly on tripod where relevant, hand-held where relevant.But a little bit of technical competence doesn't make this a good film. And it doesn't make it a so-bad-it's-enjoyable film, either.And I still don't know what you get if you cross Jaws with Alien.

Michael O'Keefe Imagine if you will; an alien spacecraft explodes sending debris to earth which collides with a ship sinking it...plus leaving an object on the sea floor that seeps mysterious crystals. Where else could this happen but in the Bermuda Triange. Some years later an undersea oceanic research station is built where oceanographers Mike Olsten(Corin Nemic)and his wife Linda(Vanessa Angel)discover that something is attracting various species of sharks to the location. A Navy submarine captained by Corbin Bernsen comes to the rescue when the space crystals cause the raging sharks to frenzy with a more than normal voracious appetite for human flesh. Other players in this creature feature: Elise Muller, Simone Levin, Binky van Bilderbeek and Jonas Talkington.

vhs1999 Now i know what your thinking, that you have seen many of these shark movies before and that they all look the same. yes this movie had the same feel like the other shark films did, but thats what was partly so good about this film, i will add though that it did have a twist. As well as killer sharks they had an alien plot and an assassin twist to it so that made the film the same as the others but also a little bit different at the same time. Another thing that i like about this film was that there station wasn't just some office at a beach location, and it was under the ocean. Yes that wasn't really believable but it was part of the fantasy of the film. This film like most other films should never be taken seriously but just looked as an adventure, just enjoy it. Also if your a B grade film lover then raging sharks is right up your ally.

shanfloyd This film was on TV the other night and I knew nothing about it beforehand. After the opening scene I thought it's some late '80s shark flick and it would be a fun passtime to watch it for typical B-movie elements. Geez, they made such a film in 2005!!OK, let me tell this straight. I didn't watch the film expecting a great thrilling storyline or great ideas or things like that. It's pretty obvious that this film would contain the lamest story possible (sharks come near alien waste underwater and they go insane) with the lamest dialogues ("Man this is Bermuda triangle... do you know how many ships drowned here?") and the cheapest effects.I watched it expecting a bit gore and hints of nudity etc. Well, the seems like they wished to make a G-rated film. I mean there were three pretty girls in the underwater lab and none of them attempted to remove their cloths. Then why should anyone watch such movies for? Plastic shark heads moving under shallow water? Pardon me for those women-objectifying wishes, but I know where to expect what.Why are these things made again and again?